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ENG 228: Literature in Early Childhood and Elementary Education
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
This is a required course for students who are in the Education in the Early Years: Birth through Fourth Grade Program. It includes a comprehensive examination of children's literature including a variety of genres, authors, and illustrators. Students will examine authors' literary styles and techniques and learn how to include children's literature in every content area of the curriculum. In addition, students will become familiar with literary elements and authors' uses of them to achieve a specific purpose. They will develop skills in the use of storytelling and dramatization. Students will learn how to assess the quality and appropriateness of children's literature for various ages. EDU 100 must be taken as a prerequisite for taking this course.
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ENG 235: Poetry
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
This course will include a study of the techniques and styles of poetry as a means of understanding human experience. The course will be a survey of poems selected because of the insights and revelations which they provide. The course will also provide appropriate background information and instruction in types, techniques, and styles of poetic composition with special emphasis on the relationship of these matters to the poetic vision of each work.
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ENG 236: Fiction
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
This course aims to cultivate an appreciation of the commentaries and influences on contemporary civilization by European and American writers of fiction. The short story and/or the novel will be studied in terms of structure, plot, setting, character development, point of view, tone and style which, in concert, will provide a deeper understanding of the author's vision.
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ENG 238: Literary Vision of Film
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
This course focuses on film as a mode of literary expression and developing a baseline knowledge of the techniques and devices of literature, selected films are viewed and discussed as works of literature. Only films which were created as films - that is, not based on books or works of drama - are considered. This is not a "film" course, and techniques relating to film are not studied.
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ENG 245: Science Fiction
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
A survey of the works of distinguished science fiction writers from Jules Verne to the present. Novels and short stories by writers such as H.G. Wells, Isaac Asimov, Kurt Vonnegut, Robert Heinlein, Arthur Clarke and Ray Bradbury will be read and discussed. Discussions will be aimed at determining the specific characteristics of the genre and its relationship to fantasy and traditional fiction.
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ENG 246: African American Literature I
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
Readings in all genres of African American literature, and these reading will cover historical periods that include the pre-enslavement of Africans, the Colonial Era, the enslavement, and Reconstruction/Post Reconstruction. This covers the period from 1400s to the early 1910s
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ENG 247: African American Literature II
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
Readings in all genres of African American literature, and these reading will cover historical periods that include the Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights/Protest Era, The Black Aesthetic Movement/Black Arts Movements, and the New Black Aesthetic Movements/Contemporary Period. This covers the period from 1920s to the present.
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ENG 250: The Graphic Novel
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
This course presents a survey of the graphic novel both in the U.S. and globally from the late 1970s to now. By the end of the course, students will be able to write essays about literary texts in the graphic novel form, define and discuss the characteristics of sequential storytelling, and use secondary sources to analyze specific works from diverse social and cultural perspectives. Equally, they will be able to delineate both the graphic novel's chronological evolution and its various genres.
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ENG 255: Women In Literature
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
This course will analyze the image of women in literary works by female and/or male authors. The instructor will select one of several possible formats to follow, such as thematic (e.g., women as mothers, wives, mistresses, shrews, temptresses, and heroes). The class will discuss themes, characters, structure, imagery, and point of view, all in relation to women's roles.
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ENG 256: Literature and Film
3.00 Credits
Montgomery County Community College
The purpose of this course is to acquaint the student with works of literature and their adaptations into films. Both forms will be discussed and studied as expressions of human experiences. The emphasis of the course will be on the literary work; typically, the film will be viewed and discussed as an adaptation of that work.
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